KMC Seeks Public Feedback on School Name, Location, and Ownership Changes
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has issued a public call for feedback on requests from several institutional schools to change their name, location, or ownership.
In a notice released by the Education Department on Tuesday, KMC invited anyone concerned—whether individuals or institutions—to submit written claims or objections within 35 days of the notice date.
Why This Notice Was Issued
Some schools have already started the process of making these changes through the Office of the Company Registrar and have now formally applied to KMC. The city is giving stakeholders an opportunity to raise any concerns and provide evidence before moving ahead with approvals.
KMC has clarified that if no objections are received within the given time frame, the process will continue as per the applicants’ requests. However, the notice itself is not the final approval for any change.
Schools Requesting Changes
Proposed Name Changes
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Angel Boarding School (KMC–29): Step by Step School Kathmandu
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West Montessori International School (KMC–14): Avin School Kathmandu
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Vidyakunj College (KMC–10): Chaitanya Sanskar Shikshalaya
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Sagarmatha Multiple College (KMC–29): Sagarmatha College
Proposed Location Changes
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Angel Boarding School: From Bhote Bahal (KMC–29) to Mid-Baneshwor (KMC–10)
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Krit Academy: From Balaju (KMC–16) to Basundhara (KMC–03)
Proposed Ownership Changes
Three schools have applied to transfer full or partial ownership, bringing in new investors:
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Angel Boarding School: From 2 current owners to 2 new owners
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West Montessori International School: From 3 current owners to a group of 10 new owners
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Vidyakunj College: From 2 current owners to a group of 7 new owners
